This is the best time to visit Brazil, just before the thousands of soccer fans will arrive to watch the soccer World Cup copetitions in 2014.
There are 12 cities that host the soccer matches, many of them are already popular tourist destinations.
Natal and Fortaleza feature perfect beaches for active surfing and snorkeling as well as sandy dunes to explore while drving a buggy.
Recife is the capital of Pernambuco, the state full of history and historical events, like medieval tournaments cavalhada and St.John festivities held in June.
Rio de Janeiro features the larges soccer stadium in the world, which will be also a venue of Olympic Games in 2016. At that time the famous Copocabana Beach is going to witness the beach ball and swimming competitions, the boats will row around Sugar Laf Mountain and the bikers will challenge routes leading to Corco.. well known for its iconic sculpture of Christ the Redeemer.
Manaus is a good base for trips to explore the surrounding jungle and to cruise along the Amazon river.
Lasr but not least Iguassu Falls which are a bit too wet for the soccer competitions are definitely must-see while in Brazil – the spectacular mass of water wider and higher than Niagara
best seen from the helicopter’s deck.